Girls Polytechnic High School - Maid Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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2' I T i E MRS. RUTH oD1oRNE MR. MICHAEL HOCHE M155 NELMA SAYLOR Clothing coordinator. Iunior, senior social studies, so- Foods Coordinator, cial studies chairman, advisor to IRL. in preparin or extra-curricu ar activities MR. CHARLES SELBEE Music, choir. - wax ,W MRS. IEAN ST'ROMQUIST Miss Nancy Lead, student teacher in English, stands 1 Math Coordinator advisor to Del the podium to speak to a senior English class. 1 Fuego MRS. DELORES WALLER Office practice, business machines. 1 i MR. WALTER WOLEE Typing, bookkeeping, sophomore I Counselor, test Coordinator- Three more of the student teachers receiving Blasio, social studiesp Miss Layton, music, training at Girls Poly this spring are Miss De- Miss Fisher, mathematics. 1

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MRS. ELEANOR MATTHEWS Iunior social studies, senior English., English chairman, college counselor. MRS. EVELYN MEE .Freshman home economics, nursery school, home economics, chairman, Advisor to Polyettes. MISS MADELINE MORGAN Freshman physical education, advisor to drillettes, activities coordinator. Teac ers give much oi their time to students ' 1 .g..it' :stat-'fam rw Normandw '-cfwnpmqifw I-,,,,. t,.,,i, y, ..z,BQwff5vgn n mf Larsguaddcwi. ' Peas MISS MIRIAM MORGAN MRS' IQAN MURPHY Art general, art crafts. French. NYS The faculty and staff of Girls Polytech- nic take delight in attending the four class teas given each year, Shown above is Mrs. Kafoury. MRS. NINA NELSON Shorthand, typing, stenograph, senior counselor MR. AL NEWTON Freshman Social Studies-english freshman The staff of Girls Polytechnic has provided tooh, English-social studiesg Mr. Kubick, bi- .al t d. t t. 'd . 1 supervision for seven student teachers ology-chemistry, and Mrs. Shultz, business. som S U' les represen a We' a vlsor O spring semester. Shown here are Miss Fa- Hi-Light. 12

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l l Books are our business, is the logical statement Dietz, the book clerk, WhO are in Charge Of all for Mrs. Speichinger, the bookkeeper, and Mrs. the books in the bookroom. The main office provides effi- cient and knowing assistance to all. The secretaries maintain stu- dent record files, conduct the school's correspondence, and serve the administration with seemingly unending patience. The bookroom is truly the hub of student activity. Club and ticket sales emanate from this one small center. All the texts and films and school bookkeep- ing records are handled here. Two professionals, not teachers, are Miss Watson, the social work- er, and Mrs. Prigmore, the nurse. They visit the school once a week and provide special services for students. The office staff: a resource or entire sc ool Tuesdays regularly bring two staff members to the school, Miss Eunice Watson, social worker, and Mrs. Prigrnore, school nurse. .1 record analieiephbne fhQA15S.:Qiife5fT TT H , 14 Always glad to help confused girls find information is Mrs. Rice, the library assistant. Her job includes shelving books, checking them out, and filing new entries in the card catalog. operating smoothly. As the head secretary she is busy everyday with duties which include taking dictation from Miss' Dowe and keeping school records.